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Is there a bug in the new Python Mode?
When I try to do some simple stuff with the updated Python mode I get:
console: Failed to install '': java.nio.charset.UnsupportedCharsetException: cp0.
Is it my fault or is it a bug?
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I just installed Processing in a new computer and I'm getting this error too when trying to run in Python mode. Java mode works fine.
Which version of Processing? How are you installing the Python mode?
I have the same problem. On my old computer (Windows 7) no problem, but on my new one (Windows 8) I have the same error message. I have installed processing 2 (I've tried 32 et 64 bits). I've installed python mode by the "Add mode..." menu. Is there an explanation and/or a solution ?? Thanks for any help...
I also cant get access to the Python mode. I've downloaded Processing 3.0 for Win 7 x64 & when I try to install the Python mode its greyed out.
I'm guessing nobody knows why as this question has been unanswered since February!
See https://forum.processing.org/two/discussion/13390/ann-python-mode-for-processing-3-x/p1
The link you provided doesn't provide a solution. Has anyone found a solution? I have tried re-installing Java to a 64 bit installation, but it didn't help.